Deri Claims Leftists Fear a United Right Wing
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Member of Knesset Aryeh Deri believes the left fears a united right-wing bloc could win up to 67 seats in the upcoming elections. He urged smaller parties to consolidate their efforts for a potential victory.
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- MK Aryeh Deri believes leftists fear a united right-wing bloc could win up to 67 seats.
- Deri urged smaller parties to unite for a potential right-wing electoral victory.
- The Shas party leader thanked the Attorney General for canceling the "Hilula" event.
- He stated he is not involved in discussions for uniting ultra-Orthodox parties.
Interior Minister Aryeh Deri stated in an interview on the "Patriots" program that the left-wing political bloc fears the right-wing's potential to win a significant majority in upcoming elections. Deri asserted that if the right-wing parties consolidate, they could secure as many as 67 seats in the Knesset. He urged smaller parties to unite, emphasizing the potential for a strong right-wing victory.
Deri also addressed the cancellation of the "Hilula" event, thanking the Attorney General for the decision.
Regarding the ultra-Orthodox political landscape, Deri stated he is not involved in discussions about uniting religious parties, noting that rabbis have called for such mergers.
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